Hey All,

I'm hoping to help my wife (and others) experience the fun of FPV more than just watching me fly around with my goggles on. I know there's a bunch of 7" Monitors available out there, but would prefer not to spend $120 or more to get one. 

What do your 'audience' members prefer: A spare pair of cheap box goggles or a standalone diversity monitor/screen? 

I have a spare AKK Receiver module running Achilles firmware, and thought maybe there's a product that would allow me to output that to a small screen? Or is it just better to pick up some cheap-o box goggles and go that route?

Ideally I'd like to spend less than $50 US if possible.

Thanks for the recommendations!

I use a cheap ROTG adapter and hook it to an old Android tablet

https://www.banggood.com/Eachine-ROTG02-...ID=6287830

Oh, Wow! Perfect. I have an old Android tablet to use as well! Thanks for the idea!

best solution, an usual android tablet has even a better battery and display :-)
its also usable as mobile betaflightconfigurator...
https://m.banggood.com/Eachine-ROTG01-Pr...m-alsolike

it doesnt need to be diversity, i believe it isnt true diversity. i watched 5k flights back than on my one.

I wish they had something like this for DJI Goggles. I'd love to let my wife watch me crash live.

(25-May-2021, 04:15 AM)Skavage Wrote: I wish they had something like this for DJI Goggles.  I'd love to let my wife watch me crash live.  

No worries, that'll be $750 for a 'Smart' controller.

Hang on, what's that over there? https://intofpv.com/t-dji-fpv-goggles-video-out-hacked

Maybe you've pulled the plug already but just as note to everyone that may go with the ROTG, you must check smartphone/tablet compatibility with UVC drivers.
I had, until now, only ONE smartphone that worked with my ROTG adapter.
If you intend to plug it on the computer, that's OK, but on an android device, you have a really high chance that the adapter will not work.
It's not that expensive I know, but keep this in mind.

i had one device, my cheapish holiday smartphone, where it didnt work.

(30-May-2021, 01:16 PM)hugnosed_bat Wrote: i had one device, my cheapish holiday smartphone, where it didnt work.

Both my redmi note 2 and current redmi note 9 don't work. To be fair, they are cheap smartphones.
My redmi note 5 with snapdragon processor (the only difference between the 3) worked.
My wife's old Huawei P9 Lite doesn't work also.
I've tried a bunch of stuff (again, cheap stuff) and most of them didn't work.

Just some info to guys that may encounter problems using the ROTGs. 

(30-May-2021, 11:52 AM)Maiden Flight Wrote: Maybe you've pulled the plug already but just as note to everyone that may go with the ROTG, you must check smartphone/tablet compatibility with UVC drivers.
I had, until now, only ONE smartphone that worked with my ROTG adapter.
If you intend to plug it on the computer, that's OK, but on an android device, you have a really high chance that the adapter will not work.
It's not that expensive I know, but keep this in mind.

It will also work with laptops though!

I had some trouble with USB bandwidth trying to run a HDMI camera capture and 3 of these in this video but this is with 2 ROTG02's.